"Did you find out what secrets she has from the Gosa family?" asked Billy.
"We haven't used any interrogation methods on her yet, so we haven't gotten any information." Judge shook his head. "However, based on her words, it seems to involve some political maneuvering within the Gosa family in Northfortia."
"In that case, eliminate her!" Billy waved his hand dismissively.
Billy had no interest in the internal conflicts of Northfortia. When it came to dealing with a country like Northfortia, all other methods were futile. Only force would work, and they needed to intimidate them thoroughly, preferably for a hundred years!
"Understood!" Judge nodded in response.
"Boss, when are you planning to visit Celestiford?" Casey asked from the side.
Casey knew very well that Billy wouldn't let the matter with the Harvey clan slide. While last time, he had spared Sheila Harvey's life due to General Wilson's intervention, this time, it seemed unlikely she would be given another chance, even if General Wilson made a phone call. In addition, the branch offices of the Central Plains Business Association were spread all over Glavale, like a horde of parasites that needed to be eliminated.
"I'll go in the next couple of days." Billy replied after a brief moment of contemplation.
"The situation in the central region is more complicated than the other areas. I've heard that the head of the War Department hasn't given up yet." Casey continued.
"If he wants that position so badly, we can give it to him." Billy said with a casual smile. With that, he waved his hand and added, "Alright, you can go back now. I'll call you if there's anything."
"Okay!" Casey nodded before turning to leave.
Shortly after, Billy and Stout drove back to Royal View Villas.
"Honey, you're back!" As Billy entered the house, Harleen, who had been resting at home, stood up from the sofa.
"Harleen, you finished work so early today?" Billy smiled and asked.
"I had a meeting outside today, and after it ended, I came straight home." Harleen replied with a sweet smile.
"No wonder!" Billy laughed. "Where's mom? Did she go to pick up Tasha?"
"Yes!" Harleen nodded, then noticed the two swords in Billy's hands. "Are these for me and Felicia?"
"Haha, how did you know?" Billy chuckled and said, "Take a look and see if you like them."
"I love them! I love anything you give me." Harleen replied with a happy expression, drawing out one of the swords.
"Wow! They're so beautiful!"
"How about trying them out outside?" Billy suggested with another smile.
"Sure!" Harleen nodded.
Soon, the two of them were in the courtyard.
Harleen's figure shifted as she flipped her wrist, displaying Stuart Sword Art. In no time, the sky above the courtyard was filled with phantom sword images, creating a gust of wind as they passed. Wherever the sword aura went, it left behind sword marks on the courtyard's fence.
"Break!" Harleen exclaimed and took two steps forward. Her sword thrust forward, and a substantial sword energy shot towards a stone pillar not far away.
A crisp sound echoed, and the stone pillar was split cleanly in half, with a smooth surface at the cut edge.
"Congratulations, my wife! I haven't seen you practice for a while, but your swordsmanship has improved a lot." Billy praised with a smile.
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